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Silly Season
9+ albums
punk popSwedenPop-punkPunk-Popbad religion
about
It all started back in 2003 when Peter and Trausti decided to put their old band back together. The guys played in a band called Seizure back in school but had split up some time after graduation. A few years had gone by and it seemed they were the only ones from the former lineup who actually wanted to do this. So the hunt went on for additional "Silly" ones. Mags was the first one to sign up and took seat behind the drums. They stumbled over an abandoned garage and the Silly Season era had begun! Next to join the army was Per, they desperately needed a bass player since two guitars (Trausti played in those days) and drums weren’t enough. Per had recently moved to Järna and got introduced to the guys by an old friend. Per rocked there socks off and was a full grown family member two cups of coffee later. Last but not least... Toobe! The man with thousand names. Threatened to take Mags drums away (actually Toobes drums) if he didn't get to play guitar in the band. Trausti saw his way out, so Toobe came, he bended some strings and been making great coffee ever since. Mags has since then bought new drums but Toobe is still around so.. The first recording “Here's the beef, Phil!”(promo) was recorded in 2004. It contains the demo versions of “R.J.”, “2:nd song”, “mr. Burns” and “Move”. The title came along after Traustis dad, a man with no patience, kept yelling over the phone “where's the beef?” during the weeks of recording. The story behind their second recording an
